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​​​Thanking God For Who He Is.    
Never underestimate the power of thanksgiving. Especially when your world is painfully falling apart. The Bible emphasizes caution against the neglect of giving thanks to God. Underestimating thanksgiving to GOD is a sure tell sign that you are walking in darkness. And only you would know that. The result is a pattern of defensiveness, defiance and the subtle nurturing of hatred.  After all, if you don't appreciate God's goodness, forgiveness and mercy, you will naturally reject God's provocation to forgive yourself and others in your life. It's just not worth underestimating genuine thanksgiving for GOD'S amazing grace and kindness.


GIVING THANKS TO GOD IS THE PINNACLE OF EXHIBITNG THE LIKENESS AND LIFE OF JESUS CHRIST IN THOUGHT, IN WORDS, AND IN DEEDS.

Living in a spirit of thankfulness is beneficial to our spiritual and physical wellbeing. One of the most important facets of the Christian's life is the discipline of appreciation regardless of one's circumstances. Whenever we purposefully exercise gratefulness for who God is, we are in essence exercising faith in God and His will. Gratefulness and faithfulness to God are inseparable. Gratitude and faithfulness to God accepts the fact that there are no other reserves to draw upon or to seek after.

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Christians have inherited an immeasurable treasure called the grace of God.  The sufficiency of God's grace is the core reason why Christians are compelled to be forever grateful to God. Yet so many are willfully trapped by their efforts to obtain God's favor by their works. This explains why so many Christians remain woe-fully ungrateful. One's toleration of ungratefulness is to remain intimately entwined with bitterness, envy, and strife. The Bible exacts thanksgiving as an expression of one's sense of completeness in Christ.

Purposefully acknowledge your oneness with Jesus Christ.  Know that Christ is your sufficiency. Thanksgiving is not something that we can manufacture. It is simply the out flow of knowing and responding to God's favor and faithfulness (Philippians. 4:6,7). Amen!

Sincerely, Dr. Arthur Belanger